This year because of Covid-19 we are putting our activities online. With films, activities and games there is plenty to keep you entertained at the University of Cambridge Museums website
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The new Cambridge Festival will take place from 26 March to 4 April 2021, with more than 350 free online events and activities for everyone. We'll be tweeting at 10.00 everyday throughout the festival bringing you some Super Science from the Earth Science Department. Follow us on twitter @sedgwickmuseum and use the hashtag #SuperScienceSedgwick |
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Cambridge Festival |
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Gravel Hunters |
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Build-a-Bird |
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Looking for some fun ways to learn more about the Earth? The Deep Earth Seismology group has lots of activities to try at home, everything from mold-able soap Earths to crochet! |
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Too sunny out there? Make your own dinosaur visor. |
Make a pair of roarsome dinosaur feet. |
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Ever wondered what dinosaurs lived in Cambridge? Find out with these colouring sheets. |
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Get creative with some more dinosaur colouring sheets, plus a few dinosaur wannabes! |
Stay in touch and share your creations with us on Facebook and Twitter @Sedgwickmuseum |
Back at the beginning of lock down the Getty museum challenged us to recreate famous works of art with objects from around the home (#GettyMuseumChallenge). As soon as I heard about it I knew I had to make the Duria Antiquior. Despite it’s size, you might have missed the ‘Duria’, high up on a wall in the Jurassic pond area of the museum.